Diesel To Open NZ's First Hard Rock Cafe

Internationally Acclaimed Rock Artist To Open New
Zealand’s First Hard Rock Cafe

Guitar legend Diesel will
officially open New Zealand’s first Hard Rock Cafe in
Queenstown on 22 June, marking the 30th anniversary of the
international chain. With the internationally acclaimed
rock artist performing at the premiere event, this opening
party will be one of the highlights of Hard Rock Cafes’
worldwide celebrations.

“It’s fitting that Diesel is
being flown in especially from New York to open Hard Rock
Cafe’s newest restaurant,” says Hard Rock Cafe spokesperson
Caroline Davidson.

Diesel will be performing ‘Burning
Water’ on the night, which is a collaboration with kiwi
musician, Neil Finn.

Diesel, which is perhaps most well
known for his hit singles – ‘Tip of My Tongue’ and ‘Man
Alive,’ has been living, writing and performing in New York
for the past four years.

Diesel enthuses “Hard Rock Cafe
has always been a great supporter of mine, so I’m thrilled
to be coming to New Zealand as part of the international
30th anniversary celebrations. “

Hard Rock Cafe has a
reputation for hosting star-studded parties with exceptional
entertainment and catering. The official opening in
Queenstown is set to follow this tradition, featuring Diesel
and several New Zealand celebrities.

A limited number
of tickets are still available for the public to attend the
exclusive official opening party, but they are selling very
quickly.

“Diesel fans should act fast and get their
tickets quickly before they sell out,” says Caroline.

Funds raised from the evening will go to international
children’s charity, the Variety Club, in keeping with Hard
Rock Cafe’s strong commitment to giving back to the
community.

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